Cybercriminals arguing with each other sounds like good news: One group targeting another, threats flying back and forth, even promises to “help” victims caught in the middle. It almost feels like justice. But here’s the reality: There’s only one thing you can rely on cybercriminals for… and that’s looking after themselves. Recently, one ransomware group started threatening another. They claimed they would expose identities, leak data, and even offered to help victims unl

You’ve seen them hundreds of times: “Click here to prove you’re not a robot.” It’s one of those things you don’t really think about. You tick a box, maybe select a few images, and move on with your day. That’s why this new scam works. There’s a growing number of fake CAPTCHA pages designed to trick people into doing something slightly unusual… but not unusual enough to raise alarm bells in the moment. Instead of clicking a box or selecting images, the page asks you to confirm

There’s a new type of scam doing the rounds… and this one’s a little more convincing than most. It looks like a genuine alert from Microsoft Azure Monitor. It comes from a real Microsoft domain, and it lands in your inbox without being flagged as suspicious - which is why it’s catching people out. Azure Monitor is a tool businesses use to keep an eye on their systems. It tracks performance, spots problems, and sends alerts when something needs attention. If you’re running clo